The Bad Plus at the FIJM: very, very good
Nancy Berman reviews The Bad Plus at the Montreal International Jazz Festival. [read on]
Nancy Berman reviews The Bad Plus at the Montreal International Jazz Festival. [read on]
Montreal band Mutank discusses playing with their idols and the Wacken road to get there. [read on]
Jennifer Guillet meets up to interview actress and director Mariloup Wolfe and ends up feeling like they’ve known each other forever. [read on]
Interview with Writer-Director Étienne Lepage about the evolution of his FTA piece. [read on]
Two artists discuss the unique struggles of being an artist, motivation, and living in an artist’s city. [read on]
Francois Fournier discute le Piknic [read on]
Everything you need to know about the festival happening this week, plus an interview with founder Fabienne Colas. [read on]
Interview with podcast host Kevin Allison about the most gusty show you can download. [read on]
In depth interview with The Cat Empire’s drummer Will Hull Brown on everything from great cities to his favorite song on the album. [read on]
Interview with L’Acadie’s Adam Karch about his new album and playing the Montreal Jazz Fest. [read on]
Interview with master story teller, Jon Bennett, about life as a traveling performer. [read on]
In our final installment of dispatches from the Veteran Fringe, we find out how The Making of Warm Mess is getting ready for showtime. [read on]
Interview with Joseph Boyden a special opportunity to hear about his craft and bask in his optimism. [read on]
Making a film with an orgy in a yurt can be empowering and carry multiple messages. Find out more in Karan’s interview with the Level UP team here. [read on]
The Barbers album cycle syncs to allow for their first collaboration. Interview here. [read on]
collectif9 is a group of classically trained musicians who decided to perform their works not in symphony halls, but in bars and clubs. Find out more here. [read on]
Jennifer spends a beautiful Parisian morning with television animal star, Hélène Gateau about her show and what she has planned for the future. [read on]
When it comes to putting on a show of an American Classic, Goldrich has a vision, but make it clear he’s no Ahab. [read on]
Montreal duo Milk and Bone may have began playing as part of other people’s bands, but now are headliners in their own right. [read on]
The film’s writer lets us in on the filmmaking process [read on]
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